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AFTER Tuesday's 51-point loss, the Straits Times Index (STI) on
Wednesday managed a 9.09-point rebound to 3,349.84. Turnover, which rose
to S$1.7 billion on Tuesday, amounted to 1.3 billion units worth S$1.5
billion and excluding warrants, there were 199 rises versus 249 falls.

On Tuesday, business done in the 30 STI components was S$1.3 billion
or 76 per cent of total volume. On Wednesday, the 30 index stocks
chalked up volume of 318 million units worth S$1.1 billion, about 73 per
cent of the total.

Tuesday's high index turnover was believed to be "portfolio
rebalancing'' which involved selling Singapore stocks to make way for
China stocks, after MSCI said it is considering including China A shares
in its emerging markets indices.

According to the Financial Times, only China stocks listed in Hong
Kong are included in the indices, although New York-listed China
companies - including Alibaba and Baidu - will join them from November
this year.

THE following stocks had announcements that could affect trading activity on Thursday:

YuuZoo Corporation said on Thursday morning that it has formed a new e-sport joint venture in China
which would bring the firm at least five million active paying users
and 1.5 million yuan (S$325,000) in the first 12 months of operations.
The mobile social e-commerce company was also reprimanded by the
Singapore Exchange on Wednesday evening for mis-using SGXNet.

The Ascott Limited has reached its goal of 40,000 units ahead of its end-of-year deadline.
The serviced residence unit owned by CapitaLand Limited has
aggressively expanded in the past five months, and aims to double its
current units to 80,000 by 2020.

Offshore marine solutions provider Vallianz Holdings said that it has secured S$10 milllion through the issue of 10 million convertible preference shares
to United Orient Capital. The proceeds will go towards fleet expansion
and working capital, Vallianz said in its announcement on Thursday
morning.

SINGAPORE shares fell on Thursday morning despite a positive lead in
the US and Tokyo markets, with the Straits Times Index (STI) down 9.91
points or 0.3 per cent to 3,339.93 points.

This comes after Wall Street stocks rose on Wednesday, following
positive US data and a fresh commitment by the European Central Bank to
monetary stimulus.

Among the most active stocks in play were Singtel, Silverlake Axis,
and Singapore O&G which makes its trading debut on Thursday.Some 86.9 million shares worth S$198.8 million changed hands, with gainers narrowly beating losers 72 to 69.

Tuesday, June 2, 2015

The following companies made announcements that may affect trading on Tuesday:

Ezra Holdings is planning to raise up to US$300 million through a
rights issue and the issue of convertible bonds to repay existing debt.
This is part of a broader strategy to expand its capital and investor
base, deleverage and secure the group's long-term growth prospects, said
its CFO Eugene Cheng in an announcement on Saturday.

Hyflux on Tuesday morning said it has won a US$48 million contract
from Saudi Arabia's state-owned Saline Water Conversion Corporation to
build a desalination plant with a daily capacity of 30,000 cubic metres.
This is expected to contribute to its results for the current financial
year.

A subsidiary of Spackman Entertainment Group has raised US$7 million
through a share placement and capital injection. This will go towards
investments in entertainment-related businesses that can diversify the
group's current exposure to the Korean entertainment sector, it said in
an announcement on Tuesday morning

Cache Logistics Trust is selling a warehouse to JTC for S$9.7 million.
The transaction, which will be completed by this month, represents an
opportunity for Cache to recycle its capital, and to reduce existing
debt, the Reit manager said.

SINGAPORE share prices opened lower on Tuesday with the Straits Times
Index (STI) down 28.15 points, or 0.83 per cent, to 3,363.96 as at 9.06
am, following mixed sentiment in US and European trading on Monday.

Among the most active stocks in early morning trading were Keppel
Corp, which lost 5 cents to S$8.70; Singtel, which shed 7 cents to
S$4.06; and Noble, which fell 2.5 cents to S$0.77.

Some 136.6 million shares worth S$241.3 million changed hands, with losers outnumbering gainers 113 to 74.